Sentence examples for entourage can be from inspiring English sources

The typical entourage can be broken into two groups: those who are tied emotionally or economically, or both, to a player's success, and those who want to bask in it.

More members of Napoleon's entourage can be seen slightly behind him, their robust figures accentuating Bonaparte's fragility.

The camera follows the feet of THE BIG-TIME MOVIE DIRECTOR who walks through the door; behind him the multiple feet of his ENTOURAGE can be seen following closely, eager to be in the presence of such artistic greatness.

The main Entourage window can be divided into panes displaying various types of information.

The World Anti-Doping Agency has compiled a new code, which could come into effect by 2015 if ratified when its foundation board meets in Johannesburg this November, stating that an athlete's entourage can also be punished should the individual test positive for a banned substance.

"Taking an entourage around the world can be incredibly costly," says Simon Chadwick, professor of sports business at Coventry University.

Different players have differently configured back-room teams and not all of them will have the same-sized entourage, while some roles can be mixed and matched between staff.

A lot of people get into the Ferraris and that stuff, but the ultimate wish fulfillment of Entourage is that men can be with their best friends, enjoy themselves, and have some peace".

If The 4,000 square foot Royal Suite is not large enough for you and your entourage, (attention Jolie-Pitts!) it can be converted into a three-bedroom suite (5,287 square feet) for $17,320 a night.

MELBOURNE, Australia — In professional tennis, which bristles with entourages and agendas, postmatch consensus can be as elusive as a great drop shot.

It has all put the spotlight on players' entourages - those close friends and advisers who can be seen sitting in the VIP boxes at big games.